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replyReply Thu 1 Nov 2007, 15:45Delegate Jj said...

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Excel Introduction course

Absolute referencing

how do i set the cells to be fixed when i copy and paste cells containing formula or function?

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replyReply Fri 2 Nov 2007, 10:25Trainer Katie said...

RE: absolute referencing

Hi JJ,

Thanks for your question.

Absolute Referencing is represented by a $ symbol. You can use [F4] key to rotate to your preferred format.

An example of using an absolute reference:
Cell A1 =

 

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